Dr. Lacey and Staff are kind and obviously love their job. My pup has high anxiety and they make…read morehim comfortable.

This veterinary clinic is amazing, it's really hard to find clinics these days of any sort,…read moreincluding medical facilities for humans to be compassionate, concerned, and genuinely care about their patients. Not only are they amazing with my gizmo, but their prices are better than I've found anywhere in East Tennessee.

Dr Offutt and staff are great for our crew. They've saved the old man mini schnauzer from…read morepancreatitis, helped us bundle heartworm and flea/tick medicine, accommodated appointments and scheduling requests, all with smiles and compassion. It's scary when your furbaby is sick or hurting. It's sad when they're ready to go, and it can be expensive to keep pets vaccinated, fed, medicated, and healthy. When I moved to town, Dr Offutt was recommended. I think he's a big animal vet also, and well loved by the farm and ranch folks there.

I went in on a Saturday to adopt 2 kittens. when I got there they only had one litter of healthy…read morekittens. I was told they were too young to adopt but I could foster all 5. I went home with none because I thought 5 would be too much. after talking to a friend she told me to go back and get them. I didn't wa not to get them until I had the room ready so I was going to go on Sunday. I calked and they said there are only 3 left. What? I was told it was all or none. I said I would take the 3. I get a call back saying someone wants one. I said ok because I only wanted to adopt 2. As I left I told 3 people I wanted to adopt them. I went and bought tons of stuff for them and fell in love. Fast forward to today and I get a phone call from a very rude woman named Terry who said I have to bring them in because they are being adopted. Again, what? I am adopting them. She said someone didn't fill out the paperwork so you're not getting them. She said it's too bad but there are others you can adopt. Why can't they adopt other ones? I've had them and have bonded with them. And they are separating them! I want them both.

the staff and vets are great , they explain what ever you dont no and are out standingread more

Took out pom Preston to Mimi for first time today . Mimi did an AWESOME job on his long hair and…read morethick coat!!! He looks so handsome and we appreciated that she grooms one dog at a time-less stress on puppy!! Kerry Rice

We had the pleasure of having Sniff and Howl at Our home…read moreyesterday for our 5 Month old puppy's first groom. We were so happy with how good Of care they took of her! Highly reccommend!

Marshall and Lindsey are super personable and were very clear on communicating everything to me!…read moreThey made my doggy dreams come true for my baby doxie! It was her first trim of any kind and we were very nervous, but she came out smelling clean and looking wonderful!!! We can't wait to use them again!

It's a family operation and they have been great to our fur babies here! I mean, turned a couple of…read moredogs' lives around for the healthier and happier. Dr Offutt approaches each of our pets individually. He is careful to treat the older ones minimally unless aggressive medication is necessary, and the are great to have our dogs' records and vaccinations up to date every year. Dr Offutt doesn't push the food or vaccinations of the month like some vets do. I appreciate that, not judging the others. He's given us lots of good advice and recommendations for the dogs individual quirks and health conditions. They saved Enzo's life from a bad bout of pancreatitis here and have helped him have such a higher quality of life that I feel a loyalty to them. We moved from across the state where we enjoyed a great relationship with the vet and it's been a real relief to find Dr Offutt. All I hear from other customers and patients is respect and gratitude. In a small southern town, a reputation like this is earned!

Dr. Offutt and his entire staff are amazing. They did everything they could to treat my baby's…read morecancer after another vet misdiagnosed it. When the time came to let her go, they did everything they could to accommodate us. They went out of their way to make sure she was as comfortable as possible. They made sure we knew what to expect. I love and appreciate everyone there. I hope they know how special their office is. Thank you Dr. Offutt.

Can you explain: If you blow it off, I have an…read moreinvestigative reporter, ready to start asking questions. ------- I have patiently waited almost a year to speak on this out of respect for my brothers but I will not stay silent any longer. Sweet Azzy, my brother's Great Dane, went in for probably the most common procedures in the animal industry, a SPAY. The spay was "done" by DR. MARSHALL TAYLOR at Rhea County Animal Hospital. My brother's were assured Azzy was in good hands and would be ready to come home the following day. SHE NEVER DID. There are so many things wrong about this entire situation. As someone who has worked in the animal medicine industry and worked alongside and for MULTIPLE Veterinarians, NEVER HAVE I EVER met a Veterinarian as careless, incompetent, unethical, and down right CRUEL. I have physical evidence of "Doctor" Marshall Taylor lying to us. The closing work (incision) done in procedure that the Veterinarians and veterinary technicians I have connections with say is a DISGRACE and DISGUSTING. When picking up Azzy to take her to UTK for necropsy, as we're weeping, his office staff had the AUDACITY to tell me "let me ask what to do about check out and payment" .... PAYMENT!!!???? You think they are paying you for this???? Azzy died alone, in a kennel, in the cold because of what He did and he expected to be paid? With all the being said, if your animals are your babies, PLEASE stay away from Dr. Marshall Taylor and Rhea County Animal Hospital. Warn your friends and families. HE IS STILL MURDERING ANIMALS Y'ALL ... THIS IS NOT THR FIRST TIME HE'S DONE THIS AND WON'T BE THE LAST IF Y'ALL KEEP HIM IN BUSINESS. He should've been stripped of his DVM a LONG time ago.

Was very apprehensive about changing Vets for my sweet Dog....but after our first visit I am…read moretotally at ease. We have found her a Doctor she loves ! I love they are a walk in clinic with no set appointment times except for scheduled surgeries.

This place is great. And the bougie services aren't tongue-in-cheek, they will SPOIL your dog…read more Listen, when the Pembroke Welsh Corgi needs fluffed and buffed and to have his little fancy "feathers" trimmed, this is the place. Do you have a rogue Corgi, too? One that comes in late, paws all grubby, smelling like he confuse about whether to pursue his dreams of being a dirty hippie reeking of [GASP] patchouli or one who likes industrial house music and cheap designer pharmaceuticals, legs shaky from dancing to jam bands all night? Just confused about the direction in his life and existentially stuck? ZS4P is the place to get him back on the bougie track. I mean, sometimes a fluffy feller just needs to feel better about himself and nothing will do except a nice pedi-pedi and a day at the spa, complete with a chilled bottle of Dog-Perignon, a warm washcloth, and little cucumber slices to help address the swelling and boogers in the corners of his eyes. He comes home feeling like a million bucks, but it takes a day or two to get him used to the idea that he'd just one dog in this large pack, and he's not running for office. I bumped into another fancy DogDad with a Yorkie. We didn't look the parts, but our dogs will. The Corgi doesn't wear white after Labor Day, takes his afternoon tea with crumpets, calls cookies "crackers," thinks that Massachusetts is a cheeky colony, and always always makes an appointment ahead of time for his spa day. Don't be a "walk-in," get your pooch an appointment and remember to to your Groomer.